Denton County, Texas
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Directory status
Official source desk checked July 15, 2026. 7 primary entry points are identified; individual listings remain subject to evidence review.
How trust worksIf someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For suicide or mental-health crisis support, call or text 988. For statewide service navigation, dial 211.
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These pathways narrow the search without deciding what kind of organization should provide the answer.
Official starting points
These public-agency and public-service links are useful while TSI’s individual records move through review. They are starting points, not endorsements or a complete inventory.
Source links checked July 15, 2026.
- City of Denton Community ResourcesPrimary source: City of Denton
- Denton County Public HealthPrimary source: Denton County
- 2-1-1 TexasPrimary source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission
- 988 LifelinePrimary source: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
- City of Denton Shelter and Weather ResourcesPrimary source: City of Denton
- City of Denton Community DevelopmentPrimary source: City of Denton
- City of Denton Find HelpPrimary source: City of Denton
How trust works
A listing is useful only when a resident can understand what is known, what may have changed, and what to confirm directly.
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Check mutable facts
Review details such as eligibility, hours, location, and service area before relying on them.
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